Grand Teton, at 13,775 feet, is the defining peak of one of the most dramatic mountain ranges in North America — a sheer granite spire that has inspired awe in everyone from indigenous peoples to fur trappers to modern alpinists. Whether you're viewing it from the valley floor, hiking to its flanks, or attempting its technical summit, the Grand Teton demands and rewards attention in equal measure. The defining image of Jackson Hole.
